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Y ( F )a r k ee l l y l ve M ) . , Harriet, Miss BRisTow. After which will be performed (3;d time) a new Comic. Pantomime, called _ . HARLEQUIN .PEDLAR ; • t Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Hail - Cud - in Pedlar, dAr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; ~Sir Tirnothy Chalkstone, Mr. T BLANCHARD ; Sir ,Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RI DC WAY ; Colhmhine, Miss ADAMS ; • • Fairy of the Well, Miss M,..BRISTOW The Fairy Dew Drop ' OAI Miss ‘VROAbr. Boxes 7s. Second Price 35. 6d.—Pit 36.64. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2S. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of . IVli. Brandon, at the new Bok.Cfnce, in Prince's-place, Hart.at reet,.from Teri till Four.. I . The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Hall past Six. On Wednesday, The Man of the World; with' Harle. quin Pedlar, or. The Haunted Well.-011 Thursday wilt be produced (tOr'the first time) a new Drama, in Three MIS, intersperse(' with Music, called The Free Knights i, or, The . Ediet of Charlemagne. , ACTED BUT ONCE. LYCF UM THEATRE. Underthe Special Licenseot the LORD CIIA MBE R LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally isterested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the tare DIWitY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, February 5. 'Situ, IL)rforrn a new Play, in Five Mis founded on Massiuger's Comedy of The City Madam, called RICHES Or, THE WIFE AND BROTHER. - • The Charaaers by Mr. POWELL, ,Mr. HOLLAND; Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. WRENCH, _ .Mr. CAMP, Mr. PENSON-, , 'Mr. VAUGHA,N, Mr. I. smrrii, • _Mrs.. EDWIN, Miss RAY, Mrs ORG ER, Mrs. SCOTT. The Prologue-to be spoken by Mr. EYRE, And the Lpilogue by Mrs. EDWIN. After which, the Farce of HONAST Colonel Careliss, Mr. HOLLAND; • Captain Manly, Mr. DE CAMP; Abel, Mr.:MATHEWS - Obadiah, Mr. DOWTON; Teague, with the Song of " The "nght Irish Boy," Mr. [OHNSTONE • • Mrs. Day, Mrs. SPARKS; Arabella, Mrs; SCOTT ; - Ruth, Mrs. ORG ER. Boxes 6s. 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XTo Tender will be accepted rudest the quantities and pricer of each description of IVme shall be distinctly stated ; nor will regard he had to any Tender in which the Prices shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before-One o'Clock on the said Tmer i lay, the 2dth Instant, nor unless the Perron who makes the Tender, or some Person on Mr bebal/, attends, - to answer, when called for. ' TRANS'PORT.OFFICE, Jan. 29, iSio. • rrHE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing His. , .MAYESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give' Notice, That they Tula be ready'vzt this Office, on Tuesday, the t3th of Februaty, T 8 loi to re. crime sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be will ing to contrail for Vigualling Prisoners of Ifar in Health and Sicknos at Porchester - Castle, Hants, for Sue Illontht.certais from the sit of April next. No Tender will 6e received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treatyi nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent /or personally attend. Each Tender Fittest be accompanied ty a Lciter from two respeaable Periont engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sam of 2ooa. for the due perf rr 'Nance 4 the Contraa. Fauber Particulars may be known by applying at Mir o.ffice, or to Cap: Paterson, Porcbester Castle, or Capt. lVoodr Forton, 'year qusport EAST INDIA' HOUSE, Feb. 2 Igfo. THE COORT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -A - COMPANY. of MERCHANTS at ENGLAND Trad big to the EAST .INDIES do berep give Notice, That trey will be ready to receive Proposals in welting, on or kelp? IMinesday, the 2 s st Inst. from any Person who may have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of His illajetly's Transpo, Service with Tonnage for the Conveyance of Cofvlai and Storit to New South !Patti, on what Terms they may be willing to la, to the Company a good Copper-bottomrd Ship of about 400 Tons kerthett,. to bring home Teas and other - Goads from China on the Company's Account; such fibips to be approved /r_ the Company't Okiets,"a , ;d to be manned and el:sipped in every respect agree. ably to the" usual Regulations of tie Company. The Traders t 0 express the rate of Freight for Builder's Measurement, and also for Surplus Tonnage, and stating the same on the lowest Terms, as there will not be an Opportunity of making any Abatement The Tenders, With she words " Ship Tender" on the Cover, l obe severalty left with the Secretary, at or befi,re Twelve o'Cl:ck at Noon, on the said 2zet Inst, beyond which Hour the Court will net receive any Tender. - IVM. RA111.5/IY, Sec. Draft of the Terms. and Conditions on which the Ship will be ' engaged for the Compa , y's Service, nay be seen cn afidiratioss to Mt . ;„I,.hn Mcrice, clerk to the Cvmmittet of St !fling. )TE. c O ltl slim;- ~... :sty ;"1.4 1 ) , , t:e of Bdfit~ orth„ I. of ; arid ,limit Crt- crfr, (1 in, t ju. All 2 ion, vat. tu. 1114 >u re e of fen. the for. >er-